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Also by doing very small tasks everyday you will quickly find out that all your efforts will add up and amount to an enormous workload that would appear very daunting if undertaken all at once. It's so much easier to do something little each day than to do something huge in a few days! Do this right now, get a pen and a piece of paper and write your biggest goal for this year, then right down your biggest goal for the month, finally write just 3 things you will do each day from now on till you achieve your monthly goal.